NOW Foods Solutions, Grapeseed Oil, Skin Care for Sensitive Skin, Light Silky Moisturizer for All Skin Types, 16-Ounce

I’ve been using the NOW Foods Solutions Grapeseed Oil (16 oz) for a couple of weeks now, and it’s quickly become one of my favorite all-around moisturizers. The oil feels very light and smooth when applied, and it absorbs fast without leaving that greasy feeling. I use it primarily on my face and arms after showering, and my skin has never felt this soft. It’s especially good for sensitive skin like mine—no irritation at all. What I love most is how versatile it is. I’ve also used it on the ends of my hair when it’s feeling dry, and even as a massage oil. It doesn’t have a strong smell, which I appreciate, and the bottle lasts a long time. For the price and purity, it’s a solid product. If you’re looking for a gentle, multipurpose oil, this one’s a winner. It is very effective.

Love this! Does have a slight smell that I don’t like, but the white moisturizers without an oily residue is amazing! It’s not very thick and it absorbs fast, but it leaves skin, soft and moisturized.

I love this oil! I mix in some essential oils and use it instead of lotion and my skin has never felt better. I will say its a little messy and I should probably transfer it to something with a pump but I kid you not this is one of the cheapest skincare items with one of the best payoff.

I recently incorporated Grapeseed Oil into my hair care routine, and the results have been nothing short of amazing. This natural oil has become my go-to product for achieving healthy, lustrous locks, and here's why: First and foremost, the lightweight nature of Grapeseed Oil makes it perfect for all hair types, including my fine and easily weighed-down strands. Unlike some heavier oils, it doesn't leave my hair greasy or weighed down. Instead, it absorbs quickly, leaving behind a silky, smooth finish. One of the standout benefits is its moisturizing power. Grapeseed Oil has done wonders for my dry and frizzy hair. I apply a small amount to the ends, and it instantly adds hydration without making my hair feel oily. The result is soft, manageable hair with a noticeable reduction in split ends. Grapeseed Oil also excels in promoting hair growth. I massage a few drops into my scalp regularly, and I've noticed increased thickness and a reduction in hair fall. It's packed with antioxidants and vitamin E, which contribute to a healthier scalp environment. What sets Grapeseed Oil apart is its versatility. I've used it as a pre-shampoo treatment, an overnight mask, and even as a heat protectant before styling. It provides a protective barrier without weighing down my hair, and I've noticed a significant reduction in heat-related damage. The mild, pleasant scent of Grapeseed Oil is another plus. It's not overpowering, making it suitable for those who are sensitive to strong fragrances. I appreciate that it doesn't clash with other hair products or leave behind an overwhelming smell. Lastly, the affordability of Grapeseed Oil is a major advantage. You get a natural, high-quality product without breaking the bank. The bottle lasts a long time, as a little goes a long way. In conclusion, Grapeseed Oil has become a staple in my hair care routine. It delivers on its promises of hydration, improved texture, and overall hair health. If you're looking for a versatile, lightweight oil that works wonders for your hair, Grapeseed Oil is a must-try. I highly recommend it for anyone seeking a natural solution for beautiful, nourished hair.

This grapeseed oil features largely in my personal care routine. It's my first makeup removal step at the end of the day. If it's been a light makeup day this will be the only step. I use about a tablespoon full, measured by eye and apply it with my hands all over my face including my eyes. I'll remove it using a cloth that has been wet with fairly hot water. Everything just melts off. On a heavy makeup day i'll do this twice. It is the best cleansing balm. I use it as a moisturizer after my shower on my whole body. Zero scent, absorbs quickly and feels incredibly soothing. I have extremely dry skin so this works well for me. I keep an extra bottle that i mix my favorite essential oil blend with and also use that as a scented oil. This oil works well if used sparingly to settle my hair down after i wash and blow dry it. An extra layer on my hands and feet before bed keep my cuticles soft and feet even softer. I'll probably find other uses as time goes by......organic, affordable and so many uses. 10/10. I always have an extra bottle on standby!

Love this fragrance free oil. Good for leaving a glow on the body and hydrating hair. The ingredients are good and it has a nice light consistency. Will be repurchasing.

I use p much from head to toe as a face and body moisturizer, as a first cleanse and apply whatever is left on my hands through damp hair before blow drying or air drying. It does not clog pores or cause my back, neck or face to break out which are my most prone areas. It absorbs into my skin well, doesnt leave me feeling or looking greasy and makes my skin look radiant. Sometimes the oil is not enough moisture for my arms and legs, so I'll use a body lotion before locking that in with the grape seed oil. Over the past year I have tried several oils, From Jojoba, Sunflower, rosehip, Apricot, Tamanu, castor, and some others I can't remember off the top of my head. This by far is the best oil for my skin Update: I have added lavender and tea tree EO to a small amount I had left and it is amazing as post wax oil (I sugar wax my face) and I don't break out which is a common occurance for me afterwards. Aloe, move aside! Calms the redness in half the time aloe does, the EOs are both antibacterial and ofc the grapeseed comes through with its ability to moisturize and soften the skin. PS: NOW website has a section where you can plug in your numbers, how much product you are using, what dilution % you want (which for delicate facial skin should be 1.1%) and it tells you exactly how many drops of EO you need to use. I bought NOW brand EO lavender and tea tree that was 2 in 1, the percentage of each is 60% and 40% respectively and I found that to work well

I use this one for scalp health I use it on hair wash days with rosemary oil. I put just a small amount on my scalp and massage it in. I can't say if it's improved my hair but my scalp isn't as itchy at times like it use to be.

My favourite oil

I use it a male up remover and it is very effective for the purpose. I also use it as a base for essential oil roller blends. I like that it has a neutral scent so the essential oil scent really lasts.

Ich nutze das Produkt für meine Haare und lasse es als Haarkur einwirken